Races on the Upper Hume. ( From a Correspondent.)
It has always been the custom here for the stock-keepers to meet on Boxing-day on some of the flats, and match their nags to race for small sums. On one of these…
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North Wagga Wagga Annual Races
On Monday last these races were held on the north Wagga Wagga Race-course. The weather was beautiful ; the state of the course very good…
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Yesterday was the first day of the races for 1859, and we are glad to be able to state that the sports so far, have been entirely successful. The number of horses is town is unprecedentedly…
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Tuesday was the first day of the races for 1859, and we are glad to be able to state that the sports so far, have been entirely successful. The number of horses, in town is unprecedentedly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sydney Homebush Races. [By Electric Telegraph.] First Day,—Tuesday
Those races commenced to-day. The attendance was not equal to what it has been before now, which may be attributable to a certain extent to the unfavourable state of the…
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The probability of the sport being good is, we are happy to say, satisfactory. Albury, it is anticipated, will be strongly represented by Junius, Electricity, Emperor, and another…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Victories at a French Regatta
The annual regatta for rowing matches, given by the Paris Regatta Society, came off on the Seine, at St. Cloud, on the 5th inst. Owing to the great development that has…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CRICKET. (To the Editor of the Border Post.)
Sir,âI hope you will allow me space in your Newspaper, to make a few remarks, teaching the (what, should be) Albury Cricket Club The noble game of Cricket…
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The Deniliquin Annual Races for 1859 commenced on Tuesday and will be concluded today. The meeting was held at an unusual season of the year, some “hitch” having occurred to…
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These Races were brought a conclusion on Thursday last. There was an improved attendance, compared with the previous day, and there was really first-rate sport. We have only room…
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On Tuesday, the first day of the races, the attendance was limited to about two hundred persons, including a fair proportion of the softer sex; but, although some dissatisfaction was expressed…
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The result of the racing on Saturday is as follows:â The Turf Club Steeple Chase was won by Walkover; Kin chen second, Hector OâHalloran…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Colonial Gleanings. Melbourne Turf Club Races. First Day
According to the Argus, there was a very meagre attendance, but excellent sport. Mr. Yuille’s b. f. Birdswing walked for the Oaks of 150 sovereigns…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. Albury Races. (To the Editor of the Border Post.)
SIR.âI beg a word or two with reference to the programme of the Albury Races for 1860. I am glad to tee such good stakes advertised to long before therace, as it cannot fail to bring a good field…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →European Items. Great Cricket Match Between England and Canada
The cricket match at Montreal finished on the morning of Thursday, the 27th September, in an easy victory for the Eleven of England. The twenty-two of Canada…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local Intelligence. Conargo Christmas Races
There was a good gathering at Conargo Point on Boxing Day, to witness some good racing, and for the purpose of general enjoyment at this festive season. The attendance was first-rate, and Mr…
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